What Integrated Amp do You use

Hegel H390, upgraded from the H360 a year ago for the Roon Ready feature.  Still not Roon ready.  Tighter/clearer all the way across.  Feels slightly more extended but I bet thats just the extra grip the H390 has on the signal.  The H360 is really nice to listen to, tho, and likely is a great bargain for someone to pick up used.  Really low noise floor, clear and clean sounding without being sterile, pleanty of extension on both ends. Synergistic Research power conditioner, Sopra 2 speakers

Sony STRDA3000ES connected to a pair of Sony TA-N80ES amps in Monoblock mode

another Rogue Sphinx.  I think it's a lot of bang for the buck.

Hegel H360
Powerful, smooth, very nice!

Pass Labs INT 250. LOVE it! Best sounding amp for my application out of 7 different high end amps that I auditioned. The other amps were, Simaudio 340i, Naim Supernait 3, Pass Labs INT 60, Diablo 300, Luxman 509X, VAC 170i (integrated tube amp), and Hegel 590. They ALL sounded stellar. I’d have been thrilled with any of the ones I tried. But, for me, the INT 250 had everything I wanted and nothing I didn’t. Beautiful sounding amp. Sublime with my Harbeth Super HL 5+ 40th Anniversary speakers and dual power MSB Discrete DAC.